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How to Build a Cyclone Separator From a Stock Dust Collector

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How to Build a Cyclone Separator From a Stock Dust Collector

279,273 views October 25, 2017 10:47

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I took a 2hp harbor freight dust collector and added a piece of sheet metal bent into a funnel and added a barrel to the bottom of it to create a diy cyclone dust separator. The unit functions very well.

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DIY Builds published this 10:47 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 279,273 times on YouTube.

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Further reading

  • Cyclone Dust Separator : 7 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables instructables.com

    Cyclone Dust Separator : This is an easy-to-build dust separator with a baffle. It works because the incoming air is forced around the outside wall, where the heavier dust and chips fall into the large trash can below.…

  • Making a Cyclone Chip Separator for a Dust Collector : 10 ... instructables.com

    Making a Cyclone Chip Separator for a Dust Collector: A dust collector should be one of the first major purchases for any woodworking shop. Not only do they help keep things clean and tidy, they also protect your lungs…

  • Adding A Pre-Separator To Your Dust Collection System woodcraft.com

    Just as in a cyclone, the heavy chips spin around the walls of the container, losing their momentum until they fall to the bottom. Lighter chips and dust are pulled up through the outlet port into the dust collector, wh…

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